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<head>Defence or Preface for Fragment</head></p> | <head>Defence or Preface for Fragment</head></p> | ||
<p><add>whoever suppose that the same lawyer who has been heard</add> < | <p><add>whoever suppose that the same lawyer who has been heard</add> <unclear>barking</unclear> at arbitrary power would not, in a different term of the<lb/> | ||
been heard speaking in defence of it, is a simpleton <del><gap/></del>.<lb/> | ends been heard speaking in defence of it, is a simpleton <del><gap/></del>.<lb/> | ||
Dispositions of <unclear>Camden</unclear> & <gap/> known by character of the reports<lb/> | |||
of their friends. <unclear>Mistake</unclear> of those who ascribed the Fragment to them.</p> | of their friends. <unclear>Mistake</unclear> of those who ascribed the Fragment to them.</p> | ||
<p><add>That accordingly of</add> Not only the <unclear>monster</unclear> Reform, but in account of<lb/> | <p><add>That accordingly of</add> Not only the <unclear>monster</unclear> Reform, but in account of<lb/> | ||
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if not, the <unclear>monster</unclear> <del>in</del> himself in disguise; were<lb/> | if not, the <unclear>monster</unclear> <del>in</del> himself in disguise; were<lb/> | ||
the civil gentleman. Improvement <add>with all notwithstanding his smirks and smiles</add> the name is sufficient<lb/> | the civil gentleman. Improvement <add>with all notwithstanding his smirks and smiles</add> the name is sufficient<lb/> | ||
<add>I have been assured</add> to fill the House at any time with wry | <add>I have been assured</add> to fill the House at any time with wry faces:<lb/> | ||
unless it should happen to have been previously explained<lb/> | unless it should happen to have been previously explained<lb/> | ||
that the improvement a <add>proposed</add> <gap/> is of no worse<lb/> | that the improvement a <add>proposed</add> <gap/> is of no worse<lb/> | ||
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the beauty of the prospect be not touched.</p> | the beauty of the prospect be not touched.</p> | ||
<p>That accordingly, after <del>there</del> the one exception or his<lb/> | <p>That accordingly, after <del>there</del> the one exception or his<lb/> | ||
of this sort <add>not to speak of reform</add> every attempt at introducing <add><unclear> | of this sort <add>not to speak of reform</add> every attempt at introducing <add><unclear>every</unclear> the slightest motion toward</add> improvement<lb/> | ||
is not only resisted as an innovation <add>absurdity</add>, but felt as an<lb/> | is not only resisted as an innovation <add>absurdity</add>, but felt as an<lb/> | ||
injury: and that the more extensive <add>extensively</add> and beneficial<lb/> | injury: and that the more extensive <add>extensively</add> and beneficial<lb/> | ||
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of the country in their hands.</p> | of the country in their hands.</p> | ||
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26 July 1810
Defence or Preface for Fragment
whoever suppose that the same lawyer who has been heard barking at arbitrary power would not, in a different term of the
ends been heard speaking in defence of it, is a simpleton .
Dispositions of Camden & known by character of the reports
of their friends. Mistake of those who ascribed the Fragment to them.
That accordingly of Not only the monster Reform, but in account of
the suspicion entertained of his being relation of the monsters
the relationship is suspected of bearing to the monster,
if not, the monster in himself in disguise; were
the civil gentleman. Improvement with all notwithstanding his smirks and smiles the name is sufficient
I have been assured to fill the House at any time with wry faces:
unless it should happen to have been previously explained
that the improvement a proposed is of no worse
sort than that which has for its subject matter gentlemen's
own estates or the roads or canals that lead to
them: provided always that, in the case of the canal,
the beauty of the prospect be not touched.
That accordingly, after there the one exception or his
of this sort not to speak of reform every attempt at introducing every the slightest motion toward improvement
is not only resisted as an innovation absurdity, but felt as an
injury: and that the more extensive extensively and beneficial
the improvement promises or thereabout to
be, the more to the country the more formidable
and odious it is to those who hold the fate by whom the fate
of the country in their hands.
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